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Brad L. Neiger "Positioning social marketing as a planning process for health education". American Journal of Health Studies. FindArticles.com. 16 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0CTG/is_2-3_18/ai_108194963/

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Articles in Spring-Summer, 2003 issue of American Journal of Health Studies

• Effects of a smoking prevention simulation on students' smoking attitudes
  by Elizabeth S. Winge
• Methodological techniques for dealing with missing data
  by Thomas W. O'Rourke
• The relationship between exercise dependence symptoms and perfectionism
  by Amy L. Hagan
• Perceived importance of condom use among African Americans using drugs
  by Joseph Schumacher
• A qualitative assessment of college students' perceptions of health behaviors
  by Raffy R. Luquis
• Effects of physical activity on substance use among college students
  by Michael S. Dunn
• School safety for all: using the coordinated school health program to increase safety for LGBTQ students
  by Kay Woodiel
• A preliminary investigation of college students' physical activity patterns
  by Timothy K. Behrens
• The effect of health care provider persuasive strategy on patient compliance and satisfaction
  by Carrie J. Cropley
• Positioning social marketing as a planning process for health education
  by Brad L. Neiger
• An exploration of student perceptions and practices by ethnicity regarding alcohol-free Late-Night entertainment
  by Dolores W. Maney
• Faith: a project in building community capacity
  by Georgia N.L. Johnston
• Communicating risk without creating unintended effects
  by Hyunyi Cho
• Review activity for continuing education contact hours
• From Ephedra to creatine: using theory to respond to dietary supplement use in young athletes
  by Jennah R. Dodge